Proper boozer this one. Made to feel very welcome by the barman. Nice atmosphere with a few locals at the bar. Nice and clean pub with a cracking, enclosed beer garden.
This is a friendly pub close to the Greenwich Foot Tunnel. The bartender was really nice and chatty, which definitely bumped my rating up to 4 stars rather than 3. It’s refreshing to be served by someone so pleasant in a London pub! The place has an independent vibe—at least it feels that way—with an assortment of books, games, and TVs showing sports. It’s a bit of a throwback boozer but with a friendly, welcoming edge. We visited during a quiet time on a Sunday, and there were just a few locals enjoying a pint at the bar. There are some side rooms with a pool table and a dartboard, which add to the pub’s charm. We went for an ale—it wasn’t the best I’ve had, but it was certainly affordable at around £13 for three pints. While it’s nothing too special as pubs go, it’s a great spot to chill out, have a chat, and relax on a Sunday. I can imagine it really comes to life at busier times, and I hope it continues to thrive.
We just dropped in for a few drinks. Service was good, staff were pleasant and the beer was great. It's an old pub with great character, there's a number of different small rooms to sit and enjoy a drink in and also a nice garden area out the back. Worth visiting, I'll be back one day.
This pub is a gem, in a world of over priced "Gastro Pubs". No food just great local draught ales at fantastic prices. Friendly and inviting just how pubs should be. Long may it prosper. If you are doing the Thames path around the Island, do be sure to call in, you won't regret it.
Live locally and have to put up with fights and shouting outside regularly throughout the week. Never complain because it’s a local business but I arrived in the pub at 11:20pm and am told it’s last call but when I go to order the young bar man tells me “only people in before 11 can get a drink”. I used to enjoy this place but I would recommend not wasting your time on this once nice and local pub as it has gone to the dogs.
This pub is underrated. Very very reasonably priced drinks especially in E14. Friendly crowd. Plenty of room inclusing outdoor space. And it's one of the few old pubs on the island still standing.
Really lovely traditional pub and, as it boldly boasts, the oldest pub on the Isle of Dogs (not to be confused with Limehouse!). I love the history of these places - there has been a ferry to Greenwich from the site of the pub since the 1300s (probably a shelter serving refreshments to waiting passengers), with the first mention of the name ‘Ferry House’ from about 1740. I’m sure these pubs along the Thames attracted some rogues over the years. Nowadays the clientele are a little more gentile and the staff are very friendly. A good selection of well-kept ales (£4 for a nice pint of Brockley is very reasonable) and the garden is a sun trap. Go seek this lovely pub out!
The Ferry House Pub is located at 26 Ferry St, London E14 3DT, UK
You can contact The Ferry House Pub at +44 20 7537 7813
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